Lindsay Rosa Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

I oversee the Center for Conservation Innovation’s science, technology, and policy teams as we work together to pioneer innovative, pragmatic conservation solutions. We partner with others inside and outside of Defenders to make conservation data available and easily interpretable, so that policy makers and the public can make informed decisions about.

I lead Defenders of Wildlife's science team - spatial (GIS) and aspatial - in the Center for Conservation Innovation. I oversee the integration of best available science in organization-wide programs, leading interdisciplinary teams of scientists, web developers and policy analysts to develop new tools and ideas for strategically using data to improve.

Teaching the following courses for the Master's of Energy and Environmental Management program:Sustainable Natural Resources ManagementIntroduction to Geospatial Analysis with Remote Sensing

Fairfax, Virginia, United States

Environmental Science and Policy Department

Montpelier, Vermont

Creation, curation, and maintenance of all spatial data related to and produced by units of the Right-of-Way section. I lead a team of GIS professionals and interns to work on advanced methods in GIS, data extraction and conversion (CAD to GIS), database management (ArcServer), scripting and automation (Python), and web map creation and management (ArcGIS.

As a GIS Teaching Fellow, I designed and taught courses to expand GIS instruction across the liberal arts curriculum. I developed and taught GIS Fundamentals - a flipped classroom with lectures, labs, and online video tutorials - as well as advanced GIS courses in environmental science, landscape ecology, and town planning applications. My courses involved.

I have assisted with large, introductory courses in Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, GPS, and database management as well as smaller, advanced courses in ecology and research methods. This work involved teaching lectures, instructing lab sections, and grading.

Storrs, CT

My graduate research focused on using plant physiology and phenology to understand species-specific responses to environmental change and forest vulnerability to plant invasions. I also collaborated on projects assessing the agreement/disagreement in spatial patterns of taxonomic, functional, and phylogenetic biodiversity for a given taxa (rodents, bats.

Suffield, CT

Windsor Locks, CT

(summer months)

Farmington, CT

Lead on environmental impact investigation for town lot.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Natural Resources Conservation And Research

Master Of Science (M.S.), Natural Resources Conservation And Research

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Environmental Science